List of people from Dumaguete

The following is a list of notable people who were either born in, lived in, are current residents of, or are closely associated with the city of Dumaguete, in Negros Oriental, a province in Negros Island, Philippines.

Agriculture
  • Ruperto Cadayday, farmer

Anthropology, Sociology, and Historical Conservation
  • Felix Cata-al, World War II artefact collector
  • Lorna Makil, sociologist
  • Harriet Robertson Reynolds†, anthropologist
  • Hubert Reynolds†, anthropologist

Architecture and Allied Arts
  • Manuel Almagro, architect[1]
  • Rene Armogenia, architect[2]
  • Ned Carlos, architect
  • Efren Padilla, urban designer[3]
  • Dean Sinco, architect[4]
  • Ray Villanueva, architect and co-founder of Estudio Damgo

Business, Economics, and Finance
  • Michaelangelo Alano, social entrepreneur
  • Juanita Amatong, Philippine Secretary of Finance and first woman executive director in the World Bank Group
  • Mary Davis Amigo†, businesswoman
  • Lily Caballes, businesswoman
  • Santiago Caballes†, businessman
  • Agapito Cang†, businessman
  • Roy Cang†, businessman
  • Filomena Tan Cang†, businesswoman
  • Ang Tay†, businessman
  • Chuang Tek Huy†, businessman
  • Don Miguel Diaz†, businessman
  • Tanseing Dy†, businessman
  • Amy Ellingson-Villanueva, social entrepreneur
  • Ramon V. Escaño†, businessman
  • Macrina Fuentes, businesswoman
  • Frans Kleine Koerkamp†, social entrepreneur
  • Edna Diago Lhuillier, businesswoman and philanthropist
  • Martin Matiao†, businessman and founder of Maayo Shipping
  • Don Felix Montenegro†, businessman
  • Don Joaquin Montenegro†, businessman
  • Acquilino Opeña, businessman and co-founder of Opeñas
  • Crispina Opeña, businesswoman and co-founder of Opeñas
  • Avelino A. Quiamco Sr.†, businessman
  • Ernesto Quiamco, businessman
  • Antonio Ramas-Uypitching Sr.†, businessman
  • Julio O. Sy†, businessman[5]
  • Julio D. Sy Jr., businessman, philsnthropist, and co-founder of Elements Music Camp
  • Daniel Z. SyCip, businessman
  • Feliza Tangente, businesswoman
  • Mariano Larena Uymatiao†, businessman
  • Olivia Yanson, businesswoman and founder of Ceres Liner[6]
  • Frank Yap†, businessman and lawyer
  • Whelma Siton Yap, businesswoman and lawyer
  • Roman T. Yap†, businessman

Cinema and Broadcast Arts

Culinary Arts
  • Richie Armogenia, chef and owner of Kri Restaurant, Alima Cafe, and Esturya
  • Carlo Eusebio Baroa, chef and owner of Sobremesa Restaurant, founder of Institute for Culinary & Business Management, and regional director for Southeast Asia of the World Association of Master Chefs
  • Gabby Del Prado, chef and owner of Gabby's Bistro Group
  • Edison Monte de Ramos Manuel, chef and owner of Adamo Restaurant
  • Josephine Bejar Ng, founder of Jo's Chicken Inato
  • Günther Sanin, founder of Dumaguete Academy for Culinary Arts
  • Trinidad Teves-Sagarbarria†, founder of Sans Rival

Dance
  • Mariant Escaño-Villegas, founder of MEV Dance Company
  • Lucy Jumawan, founder of Silliman University Dance Troupe
  • Carlou Bernaldez, folk dance researcher
  • Prime Machine, modern dance group

Education and Library Science
  • Justice Venancio D. Aldecoa Jr.†, Silliman University President[20]
  • Rebecca Berry-McIntire, theatre director and founding teacher of Negros Oriental High School
  • Leonor Briones, Secretary of the Department of Education and former Treasurer of the Philippines[21][22]
  • Betty Cernol-McCann, former UBCHEA Executive Director and Silliman University President[23]
  • Amador Dagudag, public school teacher and hero
  • Pedro Dimaya, librarian and educator
  • Quintin S. Doromal†, Silliman University President
  • Paul Doltz†, educator
  • Cornelia M. Gregorio†, educator
  • David Sutherland Hibbard†, founder of Silliman University
  • Laura Hibbard†, founder of Silliman University
  • Abby Jacobs†, educator
  • Paul T. Lauby, educator and author
  • Monserrat Gonzales Magbanua†, educator, civic leader, and social worker
  • Carlos Magtolis Jr., educator and historian
  • Ben S. Malayang III, Silliman University President
  • Evangeline M. Nobleza-Bokingo†, home economics professor and cultural worker
  • Metta Jacobs Silliman†, educator
  • Leonardo Sicat, educator and co-founder of ABC Learning Center
  • Wivina Sicat, educator and co-founder of ABC Learning Center
  • Robert Silliman†, educator
  • Vicente Sinco†, founder of Foundation University
  • Leandro 'Andy' Sinco†, Foundation University President
  • Mira D. Sinco, Foundation University President
  • Sr. Pura Villanueva SPC, business and religious educator
  • Ambrosio Pinili Somoza, educator
  • Josefina Calumpang Villarin, educator

Engineering
  • Elizabeth Merto Engle, civil and sanitary engineer

Environment and Conservation
  • Jorge Emmanuel, environmental engineer
  • Leo Mamicpic, environmentalist
  • Eti Vendiola, founder of Liptong Woodlands and conservationist[24]

Fashion and Beauty
  • Rizalina 'Saling' Calumpang Montesa, Miss Negros Oriental representative to the 1927 Manila Carnival Queen national pageant
  • Rogelie Catacutan, model and beauty titlist (Binibining Pilipinas Supranational 2015)
  • Lorraine Kendrickson, model and beauty titlist (Miss World Philippines 2014 1st Princess)
  • Dan Dvran, fashion designer
  • Antonio “Tonying” Hontiveros, designer and pioneering wedding planner
  • Rajo Laurel, fashion designer[25]
  • John David Pfeiffer, fashion casting agent
  • Amir Sali, fashion designer[26]

Health, Psychology, and Medicine
  • Rico Absin, anesthesiologist and cultural worker
  • Romeo Ariniego, cardiologist
  • Miguel del Prado, hilot practitioner
  • Al Fuertes, psychologist and conflict resolution expert
  • Jose S. Garcia, surgeon, director of the Sillimian Mission Hospital, and medical director of the Silliman University Medical Center
  • Eusebio C. Kho, surgeon
  • Rozzano C. Locsin, nursing educator and author
  • Gladys Fe Rio-Malayang, reproductive health expert
  • Fe Sycip Wale, medical doctor and community organizer
  • Michele Joan Valbuena, sports psychologist

Historical Figures
  • Placido Ausejo†, World War II hero
  • Dios Buhawi† [Ponciano Elofre], revolutionary
  • Eduardo J. Blanco†, World War II hero
  • Sergio Cinco†, revolutionary
  • Don Diego de la Viña†, revolutionary and liberator of Negros Oriental
  • Narcisa Geopano de la Viña, wife of the revolutionary and liberator of Negros Oriental
  • Laureano Mongcopa Flores†, revolutionary
  • León Kilat† [Pantaleón Villegas y Soldi], revolutionary
  • Papa Isio† [Dionisio Magbuelas], revolutionary
  • Jovenal Villanueva Somoza†, World War II hero
  • Felipe Tayko†, revolutionary and liberator of Negros Oriental, and provincial governor

Law
  • Myrish Cadapan-Antonio, lawyer and program manager of the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government
  • Cicero Calderon†, lawyer, labor organizer, and second Filipino president of Silliman University
  • Edgardo delos Santos, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
  • Felix Makasiar†, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
  • Marcelino Maxino, lawyer and author
  • Amelia Lourdes Mendoza, judge and human rights lawyer

Literature and Historiography
  • Enriquita Alcaide, balitaw practitioner
  • Merlie Alunan, poet and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[27]
  • Jaime An Lim, poet, fictionist, and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[28]
  • César Ruìz Aquino, poet, fictionist, SEAWrite awardee, and four-time Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[29]
  • Ian Casocot, fictionist and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[30]
  • Earl Jude Paul L. Cleope, historian[31]
  • Elsa Martinez Coscolluela, poet, fictionist, playwright, co-founder of the IYAS National Writers Workshop, and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award Hall-of-Famer[32]
  • Blas de la Piña†, dramatist
  • Leoncio P. Deriada†, poet, fictionist, playwright and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award Hall-of-Famer[33]
  • Pearl Gamboa Doromal†, poet and socialite
  • Christine Godinez-Ortega, poet and co-founder of the Iligan National Writers Workshop [34]
  • Luna Griño Inocian, playwright
  • Leonilda Bayran Magdamo, poet
  • Simon Nino Anton G. Baena, poet
  • Elena Maquiso†, historian and Ulahingan researcher[35]
  • David C. Martinez, fictionist and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[36]
  • Grace Monte de Ramos, poet[37]
  • Jose V. Montebon Jr.†, fictionist and public servant
  • Rolin Miguel Cadallo Obina, playwright
  • Myrna Peña-Reyes, poet[38]
  • Caridad Aldecoa Rodriguez†, historian[39]
  • Fr. Roman Sagun, church historian
  • Lakambini Sitoy, fictionist and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[40]
  • T. Valentino Sitoy, historian[41]
  • Artemio Tadena†, poet and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[42]
  • Anthony L. Tan, poet, fictionist, co-founder of the Iligan National Writers Workshop, and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[43]
  • Edilberto Tiempo†, novelist, critic, co-founder of the Silliman University National Writers Workshop, and SEAWrite awardee [44]
  • Edith Tiempo†, poet, novelist, critic, co-founder of the Silliman University National Writers Workshop, and National Artist for Literature[45]
  • Lemuel Torrevillas, playwright and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner
  • Rowena Tiempo Torrevillas, poet, fictionist, essayist, and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[46]
  • Ernesto Superal Yee†, poet and fictionist[47]
  • Bobby Flores Villasis, poet, fictionist, playwright, and Carlos Palanca Memorial Award winner[48]

Media and Journalism
  • Adlai Amor, journalist
  • Alexander Amor†, journalist and founder of The Vanguard
  • Oliver Amoroso, network executive
  • Ely Dejaresco, DYEM-FM founding broadcaster and Negros Chronicle founding editor
  • Glynda T. Descuatan, journalist
  • Henry W. Mack†, pioneering DYSR station head
  • Crispin Maslog, journalist and educator
  • Alex Rey Pal, journalist
  • Irma Faith Pal, journalist and MetroPost editor
  • Ina Reformina, broadcast journalist
  • Domini Torrevillas†, journalist and columnist for Philippine Star

Military
  • Eraño Belen†, soldier and patriot
  • Cirilito Sobejana, general, incumbent Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Armed Forces of the Philippines, and recipient of the Medal of Valor

Music
  • Diomar Abrio, music educator
  • Joseph Basa, band conductor
  • Rico Blanco, singer
  • Constantino Bernardez, classical singer
  • Enchi, bisaya reggae group
  • Boboy Garovillo, singer and member of APO Hiking Society
  • Emmanuel Gregorio, classical singer
  • Kyle Juliano, pop singer
  • Zoe R. Lopez, violinist and composer
  • Priscilla Magdamo, ethnomusicologist[49]
  • Elmo Makil†, tenor and music educator[50]
  • Midnasty, alternative rock group
  • James Palmore†, music educator
  • Miriam G. Palmore†, music educator
  • Ruth Imperial Pfeiffer, pianist
  • William Pfeiffer†, music educator and researcher
  • Gina C. Raakin, classical pianist, composer, arranger, music educator, and founder of FunShop Creative Learning & Multimedia and Faith UnLmtd
  • Ramon "Rav" Rocamora, classical guitarist
  • Elizabeth Susan Vista-Suarez, pianist, conductor, and music educator[51]
  • Herbert "Bembem" Timtim II, singer and founder of Enchi
  • Earnest Hope Tinambacan, actor, director, singer, and founder of HOPIA and The Belltower Project
  • Gamaliel Viray, classical singer
  • Isabel Dimaya Vista, pianist, conductor, and music educator
  • Eric Wilbert I. Yuzon, classical guitarist, bassist, composer, and arranger

Philosophy
  • Claro Ceniza†, philosopher and poet[52]

Politics, Diplomacy, and Civic Work
  • Lazaro J. Alfabeto†, provincial treasurer
  • Stacy Danika Alcantara, diplomat
  • Juanita Amatong, former Secretary of the Department of Finance[53]
  • Doña Maria Arnaiz vda. de Diaz†, politician and civic leader
  • Rosa Baldado Balbon, civic leader
  • Lourdes Martinez Calumpang†, civic leader
  • Alan Gel Cordova†, city vice mayor[54]
  • MacArthur Corsino, Philippine Ambassador
  • Kira Danganan-Azucena, diplomat
  • Eustaquia Dionaldo, first female mayor of Dumaguete
  • Laureano Mongcopa Flores, municipal president of Dumaguete
  • Cecilia Hofmann, civic leader
  • Sr. Demetrio Larena†, provincial governor
  • Sr. Meliton Larena†, first municipal president of Dumaguete
  • Jocelyn Sy Limkaichong, congresswoman and first female lawmaker from Negros Oriental
  • Maria Luisa Locsin†, city councilor and Sibulan mayor
  • Vicente Armada Locsin†, revolutionary, politician, and medical doctor
  • Lamberto L. Macias†, congressman
  • Emilio C. Macias II†, provincial governor
  • Eduardo Miciano†, presidente and municipal doctor
  • Regal Oliva, LGBTQI advocate, lawyer, and Mandaue City Treasurer
  • Sr. Ramon Teves Pastor†, city mayor
  • Sr. Mariano A. Perdices†, city mayor and provincial governor
  • Deogracias Pinili, last municipal president [1946], first and last municipal mayor [1946-1947], and first city mayor [1947-1952] of Dumaguete
  • Pilar Raymond, second female mayor of Dumaguete
  • Felipe Antonio Remollo, city mayor and former President and CEO of Clark Development Corporation
  • José E. Romero†, congressman, senator, first Philippine Ambassador to the Court of St. James's and former Secretary of the Department of Education
  • Jose V. Romero Jr.†, Philippine Ambassador to Italy
  • Miguel Luis R. Romero, congressman
  • Leopoldo Rovira†, first district representative for Negros Oriental
  • German 'Gerry' Saraña†, Bayawan City mayor
  • Ines Serion†, first female mayor in the Philippines, mayor of the municipality of Vallehermoso[55]
  • Jose Pro Teves†, longest-serving city mayor
  • Lorenzo Teves†, senator
  • Margarito Teves, congressman and former Secretary of the Department of Finance[56]
  • Don Serafin L. Teves†, provincial governor and civic leader
  • Karissa Faye Tolentino-Maxino, first female vice-mayor of Dumaguete
  • Guillermo 'Memong' Zosimo Villanueva†, congressman
  • Hermenegildo Villanueva†, senator

Religion and Theology
  • Mariano Bernad†, last Spanish colonial parish priest of Dumaguete and historian
  • Bishop Julito Buhisan Cortes, incumbent bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dumaguete
  • Bishop John Forrosuelo Du, third bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dumaguete
  • Fr. Juan Felix de la Encarnacion†, Spanish colonial parish priest of Dumaguete and builder of the watchtower
  • Antonio Fortich, Catholic bishop and social activist[57]
  • Fr. Juan de Roa y Herrera†, first Spanish secular parish priest [1620-1623] of Dumaguete
  • Bishop Angel Lagdameo, second bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dumaguete
  • Everett Mendoza, theologian
  • Mother Marthe de St. Paul Legendre and the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres, founders of St. Paul University
  • Bishop Epifanio Surban†, first bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dumaguete
  • Proceso Udarbe†, pastor and author[58]
  • Ryan Pagente Jimenez, D.D., Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Chalan Kanoa in the Northern Mariana Islands
  • Fr. Jose Manuel Fernandez de Septein†, Spanish colonial parish priest of Dumaguete [1754-1776] and builder of the convento and fort
  • Joel Tabada†, pastor and first Sillimanian arrested by the military when Martial Law was proclaimed in 1972
  • Eleuterio J. Tropa†, founder of the Lamplighter World Peace Mission [SpaceShip 2000]
  • Rev. Dr. Lourdino A. Yuzon†, pastor, theologian, and author

Sciences
  • Angel C. Alcala, biologist and National Scientist[59]
  • Victor B. Amoroso, biologist[60]
  • Hilconilda Calumpong, biologist
  • Rodolfo B. Gonzales, biologist
  • Clara Y. Lim-Sylianco, chemist and National Scientist[61]
  • Rozzano C. Locsin, nursing educator and author
  • Edna Callejas Mijares, chemist
  • Laurie Hutchison Raymundo, biologist
  • Dioscoro Rabor, biologist
  • Alfredo Y. Reyes†, botanist[62]
  • William Torillo Torres, computer scientist and Father of Philippine Internet

Scouting
  • Carlos Madrazo Jr.†, scouting pioneer
  • Jose Fermin 'Jojo' Magbanua†, scouting hero[63]
  • Bill Raymond†, scouting pioneer

Social and Community Work
  • Luz Macahilos Bador, community organizer
  • Carmenia Benosa, social worker
  • Lanilyn Orlina, social worker and community organizer
  • Maria Leodel Sorote, community organizer

Sports and Athletics
  • Phoebe Nicole Amistoso, archer
  • Eleazar Barba Jr., mountainbiker
  • Pia Elizabeth Angela Bidaure, archer
  • Gabrielle Monica Bidaure, archer
  • Fred Block, boxing coach and jazz enthusiast
  • Hedi Block, boxing coach and jazz enthusiast
  • Jennifer Chan, archer and Olympian
  • Ref Cuaresma, football player and former Azkal goalkeeper
  • Dionisio “Bob” Flores†, archer and coach
  • Mark Javier, archer and Philippine delegate to the Beijing Olympics[64][65]
  • Carson Francis Hastie, archer
  • Marlon Maro, football coach and former international football player
  • Paula Lynn Obanana, international badminton player
  • Sara Francine Olendo, chess player
  • Jose A. Ravello†, track and field athlete and coach
  • Joann Chan Tabañag, archer and Olympian

Theatre Arts
  • Evelyn Aldecoa†, actor, director, and founder of Twilight Theatre[66]
  • Ephraim Bejar†, director
  • Miguel Braganza, stage actor, dancer, and original cast member of Miss Saigon
  • Belen D. Calingacion, theatre and speech communication specialist
  • Anna del Prado, actor
  • Lu Decenteceo, actor
  • Joanie Dy-Sycip, director and cultural worker
  • Frank Flores, director and founder of Portal Players
  • Junix Inocian†, actor[67]
  • Amiel Y. Leonardia, actor and director
  • Frances Makil-Ignacio, actor[68]
  • Paul Palmore, actor and director[69]
  • Dessa Quesada-Palm, director, actor, and founder of Youth Advocates Through Theatre Arts[70]

Tourism and Cultural Work
  • Rene Rafael B. Juntereal, diving instructor
  • Prudencio Sirilan†, director and event organizer, co-founder of Sandurot Festival and Buglasan Festival
  • Manolet G. Teves, cultural worker and society columnist
  • Jacqueline Veloso-Antonio, city tourism officer and beauty titlist

Visual Arts [Painting, Sculpture, Photography, Mixed Media, and Performance Art]
  • Xteve Abanto, illustrator, filmmaker, and computer graphics generalist
  • Kristoffer Ardeña, painter[71]
  • Edmund Bendijo, painter[72]
  • Urich Calumpang, photographer
  • Susan Canoy, painter
  • Hersley Ven Casero, painter and photographer[73]
  • Sharon Dadang-Rafols, painter
  • Albert Faurot†, art educator
  • Jana Jumalon-Alano, painter and sculptor
  • Jose Laspiñas†, painter
  • Andre 'Snoopy' Montenegro, underwater photographer
  • Greg Morales, photographer
  • Paul Pfeiffer, multimedia artist[74]
  • Jutze Pamate, painter
  • Jaime Ponce de Leon, director of León Gallery
  • Benjie Ranada, terra cotta artist
  • Kennedy Rubias†, painter
  • Razcel Jan Luiz Salvarita, painter, performance artist, filmmaker, and photographer[75]
  • Charlie Sindiong, photographer
  • Danni Sollesta, painter and sculptor
  • Cristina Taniguchi, painter and sculptor[76]
  • Maria Taniguchi, painter[77]
  • Michael Teves†, painter
  • Mark Valenzuela, painter[78]
  • Babbu Wenceslao, painter[79]

See also

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